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Fontainebleau Las Vegas construction updates
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Original Fontainebleau developer gets chance to finish resort a decade later – The Nevada Independent
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Fontainebleau developer relishing chance to finish what he started | Las Vegas Review-Journal
New renderings, info released of the 67-story Fontainebleau Las Vegas | KSNV
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